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Monetary growth and monetary policy

Name: Monetary growth and monetary policy
Creator: K. Brunner
Keywords: E40, E52, E58, 05 social sciences, 1. No poverty, Monetary growth, monetary authorities, money supply, Federal Reserve, Monetary growth, J, HB1-3840, Federal Reserve, 8. Economic growth, 0502 economics and business

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1974 English Publisher:PSL Quarterly ReviewJournal:PSL Quarterly Review (issn: 2037-3635,

Authors: K. Brunner;

doi: 10.13133/2037-3643/11461

Monetary growth and monetary policy

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Abstract

The present paper describes the patterns of monetary growth observed in the recent past and traces the role of the monetary authorities and of other factors in the process. This discussion of actual and emerging patterns is followed by an investigation of the role of non-member banks in the money supply process and the Federal Reserve’s proposal for uniform reserve requirements to Congress. Finally, the Chairman’s letter from last year in which he justified the Federal Reserve’s past record and sought to absolve the authorities from any responsibility for the renewed surge of inflation is discussed. JEL: E40, E52, E58

PSL Quarterly Review, V. 27, N. 111 (1974)

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E40, E52, E58, Monetary growth, monetary authorities, money supply, Federal Reserve, Monetary growth, J, HB1-3840, Federal Reserve, Economic theory. Demography, Political science, monetary authorities, money supply

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